The Equipping Church Guidebook: Your Comprehensive Resource

by Sue Mallory, Neil Wilson, Brad Smith, et al.

Book Overview

Like a building site well-stocked with quality raw materials, your church abounds with possibilities--life-changing ministries just waiting to be developed. The Equipping Church Guidebook shows you how. Refining and expanding groundbreaking material, this in-depth approach helps you identify, equip, and empower lay ministers who will profoundly influence your church and your community. Behind this volume lies a massive body of research on hundreds...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0310239575
• ISBN13: 9780310239574
• Release Date: October 2001
• Publisher: Zondervan
• Length: 352 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 8.5" x 10.9"

Customer Reviews

Good Stuff

Excellent work by Sue Mallory, who now works for Volunteer Central, via Group Publishing. Very good, though a bit tough to connect with her work there (versus when she had her own organization). This is a companion to the book, which tells the delightful story of her work to join with the staff of her church as a volunteer. Systems oriented. Integrates the field of volunteer administration with spiritual giftedness. Can be a bit overwhelming because of its depth, but still very good.

Equipping Church Guidebook

This book is the template for our Equipping Ministry program at New Hope. It is well layed out and comprehensive. The only concern was it was hard to follow.

Back To Basics

This guidebook can change the way your pastor is thinking and get him back on track as a church leader. Give him a copy and see what happens. Be sure and read at least the first 50 pages yourself.